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Re: WOPopUpButton Used For A Search
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Re: WOPopUpButton Used For A Search


  • Subject: Re: WOPopUpButton Used For A Search
  • From: "Jonathan Fleming" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 22:37:35 +0000

Hello George,

I had horrid paper work to do so had to break away from the app, but I'm back on it now. I still have a problem and it may be that I am simply brain dead or that I just don't know how to do what is needed. I can't work out how not to populate the selectedTbNavPageToSearch with the full data / all attributes of the TbNavPage Class. Also do I have to create an NSDictionary for the queryMatch() method? I lost.

sorry! I've been looking at this with a determination not to run back to you or the list for help because I'm feeling rather brainless.

I need your help
Thanks
Jonathan

//the iVar
protected TbNavPage selectedTbNavPageToSearch;

//Your code with uncompleted search code in the "if"
public void  setSelectedTbNavPageToSearch(TbNavPage value) {

       selectedTbNavPageToSearch = value;

       if (selectedTbNavPageToSearch!=null) {

           // add search code here
           tbnavpageDisplayGroup.queryMatch();

       }
   }

   public TbNavPage getSelectedTbNavPageToSearch() {
       return selectedTbNavPageToSearch;
   }






From: George Domurot <email@hidden>
To: "Jonathan Fleming" <email@hidden>
CC: email@hidden, email@hidden
Subject: Re: WOPopUpButton Used For A Search
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 09:38:20 -0500

You aren't required to use name and value bindings. But, you will need to bind selection to a new variable, say selectedTbNavPageToSearch. Setup a setSelectedTbNavPageToSearch method that accepts the new setting and handles the search, such as:

public void  setSelectedTbNavPageToSearch(TbNavPage value)
{

	selectedTbNavPageToSearch = value;

	if (selectedTbNavPageToSearch!=null)
	{

		// add search code here

	}
}

On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, at 08:13  AM, Jonathan Fleming wrote:

CategoryPopUp: WOPopUpButton {
	displayString = tbnavpage.navPageName;
	item = tbnavpage;
	list = sortedNavPageNames;
	name = "navPagePopupList";
	value = tbnavpage.navPageName;
   selection = tbnavpage;
}
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